Concert Venue

Raise The Roof And Get It Down

By Jeremy Larochelle / September 7, 2021 / Comments Off on Raise The Roof And Get It Down

  While launching our first ship, I was tasked with leading the build of a concert stage and roof for our fly-on act – 80’s New Wave icons ABC Band with Martin Fry.   Orchestrating the build of a stage and roof on land is a challenge in and of itself. Many elements come into play. […]

The Amygdala – Fear, Pleasure, and Rock and Roll

By Jeremy Larochelle / June 15, 2021 / Comments Off on The Amygdala – Fear, Pleasure, and Rock and Roll

  In my post Herd Mentality in Entertainment, I discuss how a small piece of our brain called The amygdala (what some call the old mammalian brain) is responsible for our natural mental reflexes to evade predators. This is a key component to my overall concert consumer behavior thesis as it is my belief that this […]

Judge Judy – A Demo in Audience Compounding

By Jeremy Larochelle / December 17, 2019 / Comments Off on Judge Judy – A Demo in Audience Compounding

  My mom is a HUGE Judge Judy fan and I will admit it, so am I.  However, we are fans for different reasons. My mom likes seeing someone her height take control of a situation. While I admire what the 5′ 1″ judge has done in creating a powerful global brand through the concept […]

Mass Behavior and Social Cues in Live Concert Venues

By Jeremy Larochelle / October 21, 2018 / 2 Comments

    Formal Theories of Mass Behavior teaches us that when faced with a decision, the consumer will pull from external stimuli to test their initial hypothesis of what they anticipate the outcome to be. For instance, if you think a glass will break when you drop it. You can let it fall to the ground […]